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Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Armstrong Athletics Awards & Honors Armstrong Athletics 2000 1999-2000 AASU Athletics Year in Review Armstrong State University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/armstrong- athletics-awards Recommended Citation Armstrong State University, "1999-2000 AASU Athletics Year in Review" (2000). Armstrong Athletics Awards & Honors. 1. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/armstrong-athletics-awards/1 This article is brought to you for free and open access by the Armstrong Athletics at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Armstrong Athletics Awards & Honors by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Armstrong Atlantic State University 1999-2000 Athletics Year In Review Pirates Capture PBAC Titles In Tennis and Softball Four AASU Athletes Named PBAC Player of the Year Seven AASU Athletes Earn All-America Honors Pirates Finish Third In Commissioner’s Cup Race Volleyball Final PBAC Standings Under first-year head coach Alan Segal, the AASU volleyball squad began the season with 29 straight victories, instantly placing the Pirate program on the collegiate volleyball map. AASU finished SCHOOL PBAC ALL the season with a 36-5 overall mark, tying the NCAA Division II record for the best single-season North Florida 14-0 22-10 AASU 11-3 36-5 turnaround. AASU improved 23.5 games over last season's 8-24 mark, tying them with Presbyterian, Francis Marion 11-3 24-11 who also improved by 23.5 games in 1987. The Pirates finished tied for second in the PBAC regular USC Spartanburg 7-7 19-15 season and advanced to the PBAC Tournament Championship game, where they fell to North Florida. Augusta State 7-7 20-17 Lander 3-11 17-12 AASU finished the year ranked No. 6 in the South Region, narrowly missing an invitation to the USC Aiken 3-11 11-18 NCAA Championships. UNC Pembroke 0-14 9-27 Kris Bringewatt was named the PBAC’s Player of the Year, while Lindsay Ehlers earned PBAC Freshman of the Year honors and Segal earned PBAC Coach of the Year honors. Colleen Fitzsimmons PBAC Tournament Champ. Game North Fla. def. AASU 3-1 and Micah Roman were also named to the All-PBAC squad and several of the Pirate players earned (15-12, 15-8, 10-15, 15-8) All-Tournament honors throughout the season. AASU PBAC All-Conference Honors Other Tournament Honors Kris Bringewatt (Player of the Year) California (Pa.) All-Tournament Team Lindsay Ehlers (Freshman of the Year) Erin Melius Colleen Fitzsimmons Colleen Fitzsimmons Micah Roman Sarah Haynes Alan Segal (Coach of the Year) VSU Days Innvitational All-Tournament Team All-PBAC Tournament Honors Colleen Fitzsimmons Erin Melius Fayetteville St. Invitational All-Tournament Team Lindsay Ehlers Kris Bringewatt (MVP) PBAC Player of the Week Colleen Fitzsimmons Lindsay Ehlers (Oct. 19, 1999) Individual Statistical Leaders Hitting Percentage Kris Bringewatt, .337 (3rd PBAC) Sarah Haynes, .296 (5th PBAC) Lindsay Ehlers, .288 (8th PBAC) Team Statistical Rankings Kills per game Lindsay Ehlers, 3.58 (3rd PBAC) Hitting Percentage Kris Bringewatt, 2.75 (10th PBAC) .255 (1st PBAC, 27th NCAA) Service Aces per game Kills per game Sofie Hakansson, 0.47 (3rd PBAC) 14.48 (2nd PBAC) Erin Melius, 0.42 (6th PBAC) Service Aces per game Kris Bringewatt, 0.39 (t9th PBAC) 2.47 (1st PBAC, 13th NCAA) Micah Roman, 0.39 (t9th PBAC) Blocks per game Blocks per game Kris Bringewatt, 0.90 (t3rd PBAC) 2.34 (2nd PBAC) Sarah Haynes, 0.90 (t3rd PBAC) Assists per game Assists per game 13.21 (1st PBAC) Erin Melius, 10.71 (3rd PBAC) Digs per game Colleen Fitzsimmons, 4.96 (8th PBAC) 16.84 (3rd PBAC) Digs per game Winning Percentage Micah Roman, 3.08 (9th PBAC) 36-5, .878 (10th NCAA) 1999-2000 AASU Athletics Year In Review Men’s Cross Country AASU’s men’s cross country squad turned in a successful 1999 campaign, capturing two event PBAC Championships titles - the Georgia Southern Opener and the Winthrop Invitational - and finishing fourth at the Peach SCHOOL SCORE Belt Athletic Conference Championships and ninth at the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional. Kennesaw State 35 Senior Gary Ginn capped off a fine Pirate career by earning All-PBAC honors for the third Columbus State 79 consecutive year. Ginn finished 16th at the PBAC Championships and turned in four other Top 10 North Florida 83 finishes during the season, including a third-place finish at the Winthrop Invitational. AASU 116 No runner in the Peach Belt, or the Southeast Region, enjoyed a better UNC Pembroke 131 debut than freshman Paul McRae. The New Zealander won his first three USC Spartanburg 150 collegiate races and captured four individual titles during the season, Lander 166 including setting a course record at the Pre-PBAC Championships in Francis Marion 171 Lumberton, N.C. McRae earned All-PBAC honors with a sixth-place finish Clayton State 203 at the PBAC Championships and also earned All-Region honors with a Georgia C&SU 267 13th-place finish at the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional. McRae was Augusta State 419 also honored by the conference as the Peach Belt’s Freshman of the Year. The season began on a high note as the Pirates took the Georgia AASU All-PBAC Honors Southern Opener on Sept. 3, defeating PBAC rivals North Florida and Paul McRae (Freshman of the Year) Clayton College & State. AASU would finish third at the Pre-PBAC Gary Ginn Championships in Lumberton, N.C., then capture its second title of the All-Southeast Region Honors season at the Winthrop Invitational. The Pirates would then turn in a sixth- place finish at the USC Spartanburg Invitational and a seventh-place finish Paul McRae at the prestigious Disney Cross Country Classic before tuning up for the Individual Titles postseason with a second-place finish at the Georgia Southern Invitational. Paul McRae - GSU Twilight (19:45) At the PBAC Championships, McRae, Ginn and Crenshaw would lead the Pirates to a fourth- Pre-PBAC Championships (25:11.9) ** place finish, each finishing in the top 20. AASU accumulated 116 points, finishing behind team Winthrop Invitational (25:18) champion Kennesaw State, Columbus State and North Florida. The Pirates then wrapped up the season GSU Invitational (25:36.29) with a ninth-place finish at the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional, finishing the meet with 258 ** Course record poitns. AASU finished the 1999 season ranked seventh in the Southeast Region, according to the NCAA Division II Coaches’ Poll. Women’s Cross Country The AASU women’s cross country squad enjoyed a fine 1999 season, capturing two event titles PBAC Championship and achieving a national ranking in the NCAA Division II Top 25 for the first time in school history, SCHOOL SCORE helped by the addition of assistant cross country coach Bridget Cobb, who joined the Pirate coaching Kennesaw State 55 staff this season after a four-year stint at Northweastern State (La.) and a stellar collegiate career at North Florida 64 Texas A&M Commerce, AASU capped off the season with a strong third-place finish at the PBAC AASU 81 Championships and a sixth-place finish at the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional. Clayton State 105 A big part of the success of the women’s team starts up front with junior Francis Marion 163 Nikki Garland. A two-time All-PBAC and All-Region runner, Garland added Lander 168 each of those honors again in 1999 with a runner-up finish at the PBAC USC Spartanburg 168 Championships and a fifth-place finish at the Southeast Regional. Garland UNC Pembroke 170 enjoyed a stellar regular season, winning individual titles in four of six events, Columbus State 202 including setting a course record in Lumberton, N.C., at the Pre-PBAC meet. Augusta State 223 Sophomore Melanie Clarke followed up her outstanding freshman year Georgia C&SU 292 with a solid second year on the courses, earning All-PBAC honors for the USC Aiken 305 second year in a row and also adding All-Region honors for the first time with a sixth-place finish at the Southeast Regional. Clarke also notched three third- AASU All-PBAC Honors place overall finishes this season. Nikki Garland Bursting onto the scene for the Lady Pirate runners, freshman Jillian Melanie Clarke Charles enjoyed a standout first campaign for AASU, earning Peach Belt Jillian Charles (Freshman of the Year) Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year honors for her 10th-place finish at All-Southeast Region Honors the conference championships. Nikki Garland The 1999 season began with a fourth-place finish at the Georgia Southern Opener, but the Melanie Clarke following week, the Lady Pirates captured the Pre-PBAC Championship title in Lumberton, N.C. Individual Titles Second place finishes at the Winthrop Invitational and USC Spartanburg Invitational followed, then the Lady Pirates finished seventh in the prestigious Disney Cross Country Classic in Orlando, Fla. Nikki Garland - GSU Twilight (13:50) AASU would capture the Georgia Southern Invitational title and the win would push AASU to 25th in Pre-PBAC Championships (17:54.3) ** the NCAA Division II Coaches’ Top 25 poll, the first-ever national ranking for the Lady Pirates. Winthrop Invitational (17:43) At the PBAC Championships, Garland, Clarke and Charles all finished in the Top 10 as the Lady GSU Invitational (17:28.00) Pirates accumulated 81 points, good for third place. Garland and Clarke continued their strong running ** Course record in the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional, finishing fifth and sixth, respectively. 1999-2000 AASU Athletics Year In Review Men’s Basketball The AASU men’s basketball team completed a successful season with a torrid run through the Final PBAC Standings PBAC Tournament, culminating in their second berth in the championship game in the past three NORTH DIVISION seasons.
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